Re: Reversing Memory Problems, Including Alzheimer's

So toxins in the liver cause brain fog? Mumbo jumbo.
Detoxifying? mumbo jumbo.

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"Janis Ihrig" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Reversing Memory Problems Including Alzheimer's
>
> It's a sad day when someone you love can't drive because they can't
> think clearly.
>
> At the age of 68 my mother wanted so much to drive, but my father
> wouldn't let her.  I loved her dearly and felt I could let her drive
> with me. Her concentration was so poor that she looked everywhere
> except in front of her.  It was a frightening day and very
> heartbreaking for me, but I decided my father was right.  She couldn't
> drive anymore.
>
> My mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, a horrible disease affecting
> the mental ability to direct the body.  Over the years, I saw the
> anger, the frustration and  disappointment in her eyes, because she
> was unable to communicate coherently.  A heartbreaking experience for
> both my mother and those who loved her.  Ten years later she passed
> away.
>
> I have since been looking for something to prevent or even reverse
> that sort of thing.  There has been a lot uncovered about the disease
> since my mother died, memory problems are being resolved today
> including Alzheimer's.
>
> Here's something I learned recently.
>
> Tom Warren was diagnosed with Alzheimer's after having a CAT scan.
> Four years later,  another CAT scan showed a normal brain.  And, he
> was living a normal life again.
>
> Tom has written a book, "Beating Alzheimer's" in which he gives his
> full story.  Because of my personal experience, I feel a certain
> responsibility in sharing this information.  Anyone who knows an
> Alzheimer's victim or anyone suffering from brain fog or even slight
> memory loss would do well to read this book.  It gives an overview of
> what to do and provides where to do further research.  For me, this
> book has opened the door to hope that other families will not go
> through what my family and I experienced.
>
> An electrical connection is a good example to better understand what
> happens when a person begins to lose their memory.
>
> The nerve endings in the brain must be exposed and in good condition
> to transmit impulses similar to electricity moving from an outlet onto
> the receptors of a plug.  When these nerve endings are tangled and
> coated, they lose their ability to function as transmitters and
> communication becomes garbled.
>
> The research I have done over the last 15 years indicates that,
> &#8220;brain fog,&#8221; memory loss and Alzheimer's are the result of
> foreign substances in the brain.  With Tom Warren's book, he brings
> all the findings together with his final victory over the disease. He
> provides evidence of the foreign substances and/or allergic reactions
> in the brain causing swelling and the accumulation of plaque residue.
> Research has shown brain tissue of Alzheimer's victims as tangled
> nerve fibers coated with plaque residue.  This plaque can come from
> many sources -  toxic metals like mercury and aluminum,
> petrochemicals, hydrocarbons, foods, pollens, etc.
>
> These tangled nerve fibers coated in plaque residue are found at the
> nerve endings (synapses) where the transmission of impulses occurs.
> These synapses, disfigured and coated, will not send and receive
> impulses, thus communication breaks down.
>
> So, I see that a lot can be done if people just want to take the time
> to learn and do what it takes!  I have been studying the effects of
> acid and alkaline imbalances of the body over this last year and know
> that most sources of this plaque mentioned above turn the body more
> and more acidic.  According to Dr. Baroody's book, "Alkalize or Die,"
> loss of memory and loss of concentration is an intermediate symptom
> when the pH's of the body that should be slightly alkaline become
> extremely acidic.
>
> I am 62 years old now and I am working on balancing my own body's pH
> (acid alkaline balance).  I know that having the correct acid alkaline
> balance throughout the body will ensure my own body's internal
> communication systems function properly.  I want to grow old
> gracefully with all my mental faculties in tact.
>
> I have learned that healthy blood is slightly alkaline.  When too much
> acid accumulates in the body, it acts as a poison. The body has to
> deal with the acid overload by neutralizing it, storing it or
> excreting it through various channels. The liver can become sluggish
> doing a poor job, allowing the acids to accumulate.  This results in
> many health problems like brain fog, joint pain, weight problems, etc.
>
> From what I have learned, if you want to reverse memory problems,
> it&#8217;s tricky, but can be done.  Learn all you can and map out a
> program with your healthcare practitioner to take you or your loved
> one through to recovery.  This would include:
>
> *Bringing the pH's back into the normal range,
> *Removing foreign substances and/or allergens causing the problem,
> *Detoxifying the body,
> *Ensuring a daily intake of  appropriate nutrition, vitamins and
> minerals,
> *Maintaining a mild exercise program on a daily basis. An hour walk is
> wonderful.
>
> It may not be easy, but if someone wants their life back, in my
> opinion it's well worth going for.  I would certainly attempt it
> rather than sit by and do nothing, feeling helpless all the while.  I
> now know progress has been made.  There is hope.  Life can be taken
> back from this dread disease.
>
> I am passing this on to you and encourage you to look further for
> yourself and those you love.
>
> Janis Ihrig
> Student of Healthy Living, a Lifetime Education
>
> My contact information is on my website page.
> http://www.arkadias-choice.com/contact.htm